Delhi people are dealing with exceptionally hot summers this year, sweating profusely as a result of the intense temperatures. The recent power outage in numerous areas of the capital city has made things even worse for Delhi residents. Although the issue has persisted for several days, no such solution has yet been determined.
Many residents have tried to get help on Twitter, but nothing was resolved. One of the South Delhi areas affected by power outages is Chattarpur. In East Delhi, there have also been reports of similar blackouts.
BSES has reportedly been asking people to share their CA numbers, but up till now, no remedies have been offered to the people. In an effort to find some form of relief, internet users have tagged Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi.
Twitter has been flooded with tweets from Delhi locals who are struggling with long hours of power outages cuts and conveying their dissatisfaction with the BSES because no solutions have been provided so far.
Over the past few days, a terrible heatwave has engulfed Delhi. The temperature has been rising rapidly in Delhi, often exceeding 44 °. While the weather office issued a second heatwave warning for Delhi, according to IMD, the city’s temperatures have already broken a record of 42 ° C for more than 25 days this summer, the highest since 2012.
Subramanian Swamy posts a Tweet on Delhi Power Failures
As no solutions have been made to this long hours of Power failures in Delhi, Subramanian Swamy takes it to Twitter to make a protest in this matter. In his tweet, he asked why the electricity is vanishing in Delhi for several hours. He also mocks Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal in his tweet and asks if he is incompetent or if he is giving free electricity to the Jhugees. Additionally, he states that no other major areas are not facing such power cut issues.
Why is the electricity vanishing in Delhi for hours ? Kejriwal is incompetent or has given bijlee free to Jhugees? In no other major city bijlee vanishing for hours
— Subramanian Swamy (@Swamy39) July 1, 2022
